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Isle of Iona today. Iona is a small island of the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland. In the year 563 AD, it is part of the kingdom called Dal Riada, a Gaelic speaking realm, stretching from the west of Scotland to the northeast of Ireland. The king of Dal Riada is Conall MacComhgall.
It is pronounced ay-OW N-ah (English) â . Iona has its origins in the Old Norse and Old Greek languages. It is used largely in English and Scottish. From Old Norse roots, its meaning is 'yew-tree island; island'. The first name is derived from the name of the Scottish island of Ioua, meaning 'yew-tree island'. The Gaelic name of the island is from the Old Norse ey. A misreading of the island's name could have resulted in its current name Iona.